Create new extensions objects on the fly

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Hi guys,
I have a dumb question but I have forgot how to do it… :-
I have my VB 6 project with ActiveX for monitor some extensions, now I need to create extensions (TExtension) object on the fly meaning add more of them to monitor more DNs based on some events.

I’m trying to do:

Dim vExtension As DesktopToolkitX.TExtension
Set vExtension = New DesktopToolkitX.TExtension

However it is not working :-\

Can somebody please refresh my mind???

Thanks!

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Nobody?..

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Hello Cavagnaro
I used to implement VB6 with ActiveX. I created a TExtension object on my form and make index for this object is 0.

This is TExtension create:

For i =1 to numExt
'***Create TExtension object
Load myForm.TExtension(i)
myForm.TExtension(i).ConnectionName = TConnection.ConnectionName
myForm.TExtension(i).ExtensionName = “TExtension” & i
myForm.TExtension(i).TDN = TDN
myForm.TExtension(i).TQueue = TQueue
Next i

This is TExtension Event on the form:

Private Sub TExtension_TEvent(Index As Integer, EventInfo As DesktopToolkitX.TEventInfo)
'**** Event data
End sub

I am not sure these are solution you mean or not.

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;D not exactly but I can work with this ;D Thanks a lot for the idea :smiley:

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Hi, Cav,

what is wrong with this one?

Vic

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I was thinking on how to create an extension each time I receive an event that is under a public function. I believe with this I can do the job, will move on and update :slight_smile:
Thanks a lot

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I think this should do the job. Just make sure to add the object in a form first with index 0. :slight_smile:
I still have to figure out how to do it without having a form thought :frowning:

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Yeah, would like that too, I have been testing and no good result with my code, don’t know what can be missing

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I haven’t used VB6 in years now, but seem to remember doing something similar to this too. Is it possible that the control needs a parent (typically a form)? If so, you could just have a non-visible form, or an non-visible panel object as its parent, or something like that.
It’s interesting… I might have to dig out my Windows 2000 virtual machine to play around with it. :slight_smile:

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Thanks for the idea, will try that as well, however the perfect scenario is that no form is needed. Something to be able to use like a DLL…

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